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Bass Pro Shops Expanding Store Footprint in 2027, 2028
Outdoor equipment and apparel retailer Bass Pro Shops (Springfield, Mo.) recently announced Irmo, S.C., will receive an Outdoor World location scheduled to open in late 2027, according to a company press release. The 110,000-square-foot store will be the fourth for the retailer in South Carolina. The announcement comes as Bass Pro Shops prepares to open its 200,000-square-foot store, the largest single-level location for the retailer, in Sayreville, N.J.
dillonnews.org
Public Hearings Scheduled for Dominion, NextEra Merger; SCDCA to Offer Webinar on Utility Ratemaking Process
COLUMBIA, S.C. – The South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs (SCDCA) intervened to represent the interests of consumers in the proposed merger of Dominion Energy, Inc. and NextEra Energy, Inc. Dominion Energy serves 820,000 customers living in 24 South Carolina counties from the Midlands to the Lowcountry. If the...
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Bass Pro Shop Opening Near Lake Murray
Bass Pro Shops, the outdoors superstore with everything you need for fishing, boating, shooting, hunting, camping, and more, is at work on a new location to open near Lake Murray. This week, SCBiz reported on the $7.5-million sale of a 19.145-acre site at Broad River Road and Western Lane in...
The Post and Courier
West Ashley getting major retail expansion. Plus, Ben Sawyer Bridge to close tonight for repairs.
West Ashley is getting a major retail expansion, with restaurants, shops and a golf simulator coming to the area around West Ashley Circle and Bees Ferry Road starting next year. South Carolina voters head to the polls Tuesday for elections that will determine control of the governor's office, U.S. Senate seat and all seven congressional districts. The Ben Sawyer Bridge will close tonight for maintenance work on its swing span mechanism. We're going to catch you up on these and other top stories from The Post and Courier for Monday, Nov. 2. Here’s what’s planned for West Ashley Circle and Bees...
The State
Coming Lexington Target-anchored development has national restaurant planned
A national burger chain has plans for a spot in a coming Target-anchored retail development in Lexington. Whataburger, which has locations across the U.S. and South Carolina, is slated to be a part of the in-development Victory Village shopping center at 2550 Augusta Highway in Lexington, not far from Lexington High School. A listing from commercial real estate firm NAI Columbia , which has been marketing the development, shows Whataburger among the businesses slated as outparcels at the center. Meanwhile, Lexington County property records show that WB Real Estate LLC, the real estate arm of Whataburger, purchased an outparcel at Victory Village in late August. The Victory Village development was initially announced for Augusta Highway, just west of Lexington High School, in 2025. A new Target store and an Academy Sports + Outdoors store are key anchors for the project, and construction on both of those are well underway, with work actively going on when a reporter rode by earlier this week. Meanwhile, a Chipotle Mexican Grill and a Dave’s Hot Chicken also are each planned for the new shopping center, with a site diagram placing them at the southeast corner near Augusta Highway. Also, public records and real estate
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hoodline.com
Bowers Ace Hardware Set to Open Sixth SC Store in Irmo, Grand Opening Set for Nov. 21
Bowers Ace Hardware is set to open its sixth South Carolina location on Broad River Road in Irmo, giving the locally owned chain a fresh foothold in a stretch of the Midlands that has been steadily filling in with new retail. The store is set for a soft opening on Monday, November 9, followed by a grand opening on Saturday, November 21, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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SC Ports CEO Address: Port Team Advances Growth Strategy
CHARLESTON, SC—OCT. 27, 2026—With a strategy for growth and renewed momentum, South Carolina Ports President and CEO Micah Mallace delivered his second State of the Port address today, calling upon the room of shippers, ocean carriers, maritime partners and elected leaders to drive the Port’s next chapter of growth.